RoomDirector Features and Capabilities.

• Seven-step create wizardBuiltFormat, basics, economics, blinds, payouts, branding and review, with checks at every step and a summary before saving.
• Regular, bounty and satellite formatsBuiltThree event types out of the box, each with its own fields.
• Progressive and mystery bountiesBuiltA bounty event can split the bounty into a progressive or mystery share.
• Satellite termsBuiltTarget event, seat value, guaranteed seats, cash for the remainder, and whether the event pays tickets.
• Buy-in economicsBuiltThe buy-in splits into prize pool, rake and staff fee; add a guarantee and a rebuy price and the prize pool is worked out for you.
• Registration window per eventBuiltRegistration opens at a time set on each tournament, and late registration closes when a chosen level of the structure starts, with the expected time shown.
• Recurring seriesBuiltRepeat an event weekly, every two weeks or monthly for up to 52 occurrences; each one is created up front and labelled "Series 3 of 12".
• Tournament templatesBuiltSave any setup as a template and apply it later; templates show when they were last used.
• Event banner imageBuiltUpload artwork for the event; it is resized automatically.
• Staff notes on an eventBuiltFree-text notes staff leave each other about a tournament.
• Schedule listBuiltIn progress, upcoming and completed tabs with a series badge on each event.
• Locked editing once registration opensBuiltCore settings freeze at the right moment; banner, notes and the late registration level stay editable.
• Full overview editorBuiltChange name, date, times, buy-in breakdown, guarantee, bounty, rebuy, satellite terms and starting stack from the event page.
• Details drawer on the live floorBuiltIdentity, timing, money, structure, projected payouts and notes without leaving the floor.
• Automatic registration open and closeBuiltRegistration opens at an event's set time and closes when its late registration level starts, once a room admin turns on the room's Auto-Open or Auto-Close switch.
• Edit a whole recurring series at oncePlannedToday an edit changes one event; editing all future events is a tracked enhancement.
• Global starter templatesPlannedTableMaster sets up a handful of system-level tournament templates. A room can use one as-is, or modify it and save its own copy.
• Multi-day tournaments with flightsPlannedDay 1A, Day 1B and Day 2 with chip bag-and-tag, one prize pool and one settlement. The design is written and awaiting sign-off.
• Operator-adjustable rake, even mid-eventPlannedChange the house fee after play has started, with the change recorded. Requested by the business partner.
• Switch a room to its own schedulePlannedWhen a room moves onto RoomDirector, its schedule is run from here and the copy imported from listing sites stops, so players never see an event twice. Its weekly events are rebuilt here as recurring series.

• Structure editorBuiltLevels and breaks with small blind, big blind, ante and minutes; add, reorder by drag, and the editor refuses a structure with no playing level.
• Start, pause and resumeBuiltPress-and-hold controls so a stray tap cannot pause a live event.
• Advance or rewind a levelBuiltHold to jump forward or back a level.
• Who may run the clockBuiltA room setting, defaulting to managers.
• Pinned floating timerBuiltDrag the clock anywhere and it follows the operator to other pages, with one tap back to the floor.
• Every screen shows the same secondBuiltDesk, TV, dealer tablet and players' phones measure themselves against server time, so nobody argues about the clock.
• One clock engine everywhereBuiltThe same shared clock arithmetic runs in RoomDirector, the Display app, the Dealer app and the player app.
• Late registration cutoffBuiltLate registration closes when a chosen level starts, so a pause or a late start moves the end with the clock, and the level can be changed mid-event. With the room's Auto-Close switch on, new entries stop there and only a manager can add a late player. The dashboard warns when registration is still open past it.
• Level-change chime on screensPartialA two-tone chime at each level change. TVs running the Windows app always play it, while a TV in a plain browser stays silent; there is no switch for it in RoomDirector yet.

• Add a player from the floorBuiltSearch by name, handle or phone while registration is open; after it closes, a manager can still add a late player.
• Create a walk-in on the spotBuiltA guest with a name and phone, with a field for the ID the staff member saw.
• Seated the moment they registerBuiltA new entry goes straight to the emptiest active table.
• RebuysBuiltRecorded as further entries for the same player, with the same duplicate checks.
• Duplicate-registration warningsBuiltAdding someone already seated or already live shows exactly where they are and asks for confirmation.
• Pay with a satellite ticketBuiltRegister a ticket holder into an eligible event; the screen shows what the ticket covers and what cash to collect.
• Who may register playersBuiltA room setting.
• Bust a playerBuiltFrom the list, from the floor or from a quick search; the bust records the table and seat.
• Bulk bustBuiltBust several selected players at once with a summary of who was skipped and why.
• Entries list on the event pageBuiltSortable and expandable per player.
• Player operations drawerBuiltA search-first panel over the floor with filters for in play, unseated and busted, per-row rebuy, bust, seat and profile, and multi-select for bulk actions.
• Printed entry ticketBuiltAn 80mm ticket prints by itself when the desk registers a player or takes a rebuy, straight from the desk computer to the room's network printer with no print dialog. It shows the room's logo, the event, the date and time, the table and seat in bold capitals and the player's entry details, and ends with the RoomDirector logo. Each event can turn its tickets off.
• Scan a player's digital card on a phonePartialScan the code on a player's in-app card or wallet pass, pick the tournament, and register them with the same duplicate checks. Only TableMaster's own admins have a menu link to it so far; room staff have none.
• Ticket layout per roomPartialA room sets up its own ticket on the Printer page: its logo on or off and small, medium or large, whether the buy-in, starting stack and registration time print, and one line of its own words. The preview follows every change before saving, and Test print prints what the preview shows. Short promotions that print between set dates are not built yet.
• Kiosk check-ins land at the deskPlannedA player who checks in at the door kiosk shows up at the desk, ready to register. Today the kiosk keeps its own check-in list, and nothing in RoomDirector reads it yet.
• Add-ons during playPlannedThe add-on price exists in the data model but nothing records an add-on yet.
• Print from a phone or tabletPlannedPhones, tablets and the door kiosk print tickets through a RoomDirector page left open on a computer next to the printer, from any network.

• Floor canvasBuiltEvery active table drawn with its seated players; pan, zoom, fit and centre.
• Choose the event's tablesBuiltTick which room tables this tournament uses; a guard stops closing a table that still has players.
• Move a playerBuiltDrag, click or right-click to any open seat.
• Seat the unseatedBuiltSeat one player to a chosen or suggested seat, or auto-seat everyone waiting.
• Bulk seat with reviewBuiltPick several players, review the suggested table and seat for each, then apply.
• Floor assistantBuiltTells the floor whether tables are balanced, who is waiting, when to rebalance and the exact moves, when to open another table, and which table could break.
• One-click rebalanceBuiltApply the recommended moves in one action.
• Imbalance warningBuiltA move that would make balance worse asks for confirmation first.
• Table break suggestionBuiltPicks the table with the fewest players and checks the rest can absorb them.
• Live stats stripBuiltEntries, registered, in play, seated, unseated, rebuys, tables, open seats and spread.
• Phone floor viewBuiltA phone-sized floor for walking the room.
• Readiness checkBuiltBefore registration opens the app confirms the layout, tables, structure, buy-in, stack, name, time and zones are set and the person has permission.
• Live floor updatesBuiltSeat and entry changes appear without a reload.
• Click a seat to find the playerBuiltClicking a seat on the floor highlights the matching row in the player panel.
• One set of numbers on every screenPartialLive counts come from one shared source, so the desk, the TV and the player app's live event page agree. The player app's event list still shows a stored remaining count that does not move when a player busts; fix tracked.
• Day 2 redraw from carried chip countsPlannedPart of the multi-day design.
• Edit a player's chip countPlannedNothing records a single player's stack today. Tracked, and the base that bagging at the end of a day will need.
• Bagging at the end of a dayPlannedWhen a day ends, record each surviving player's chip count, print their bag ticket, and take ID and a signature. Part of the multi-day design.

• Simple stage management on the floorBuiltFour plain stages, Scheduled through Tournament Ended, with exactly one next step offered at each, behind a confirmation; once registration has closed it can also be reopened. A role that is not allowed never sees the button.
• Ending a tournament pauses the clockBuiltAutomatically, and the confirmation says so.
• Ended events leave the floorBuiltThe event moves to the management page so the floor view stays about what is live.
• Recovery actions kept away from the floorBuiltTake an event that was ended too early back to running until a result is recorded, cancel, or reopen a finalized event, each behind confirmation on the management page.
• Settlement panelBuiltFinishing order filled from bust order and editable per place, payouts prefilled from the projection, and one click records cash and points for every place. Verified in testing; the first live paid event has not run through it yet.
• Finalize gateBuiltFinalize stays off until every paid place has a player and an amount, with text saying what is missing and a shortcut to fix it.
• Stale event bannerBuiltToday warns when an event from an earlier date is still open or scoring.
• Two staff, two windows, one truthBuiltIf one person cancels or finalizes, the other's floor view updates rather than going stale.
• Every lifecycle act auditedBuiltCreating, changing stage, editing details or money fields with each value before and after, changing the blind structure and recording payouts each write an audit row.
• Results pageBuiltPlace, player, points and cash after the event. "Enter Results" opens the settlement panel, and while an event is being scored the results page links straight to it.

• Payout profilesBuiltChoose a payout curve per event or inherit the room default, with percent paid, minimum places and a curve preview.
• Live projected ladderBuiltThe payout ladder updates as entries come in.
• Buy-in repairBuiltOne click fixes an event whose buy-in breakdown has drifted.
• Payouts recorded with an audit trailBuiltWho recorded what, and when.
• Flat minimum for the last placesBuiltThe lowest paid places can share one floor prize, set as a room default or changed per event, and the projected ladder follows the event's own setting.
• Taking money in the app (cashier, cage)PlannedDeliberately not built: buy-ins and rebuys happen at the cashier window. Tracked as a future decision, not a gap.

• Scoring styles by nameBuiltBalanced, Winning matters most, Rewards showing up and cashing often, Buy-in weighted for series. No maths shown to the room.
• Optional field-size weightingBuiltA room can choose a style that weights by field size, so winning a 200-player special is worth more than winning a 12-player nightly. Off unless the room picks such a style.
• Live scoring previewBuiltSee exactly what a style pays at any field size before choosing it.
• Who scoresBuiltOnly players who cash (the default), the whole field, or a top percentage.
• Custom fixed points tablesBuiltType a published ladder of positions and values when a room must match one.
• Points locked at settlementBuiltChanging a style later never rewrites a finished event.
• Override a player's points at settlementBuiltHand-edit a single result, permanently marked as edited.
• Points history on the player profileBuiltTournament results, adjustments and months imported from the room's own records, each labelled on one list; voided adjustments stay visible, struck through.
• Privacy built inBuiltPoints are always public. A player with an account decides whether their real name, photo and cash winnings show; a player without one appears under the name the room entered.
• One public leaderboard feedBuiltThe same standings feed the room's TVs, the kiosk, the website card and the player app.
• Room leaderboardBuiltThis month, this year or all time by the room's own calendar, with a player count on each, search and paging.
• Manual points adjustmentsBuiltAdd or subtract points with a required reason and effective date, for one player or many at once, and void with a reason; every change is written to the activity log.
• Enter a whole event's points at onceBuiltPick the event, even one run on other software, and type every finisher's points into one grid; reopening an event loads its entries to correct or remove. Look-alike names are flagged, never blocked.
• Room default scoring stylePartialThe engine is live, but only the demo room has picked a default so far, so a real room's events settle at zero points until it sets one. A setup step, not a build.
• Named seasons and seriesPlanned"July 2026", "2026 Annual", "Summer Series" exist in the data; the operator screen to create and publish them is next.
• Best N of M season rulePlannedA common league rule, noted for when a room asks.
• Cross-room normalised rankingPlannedA tour-level score rather than a sum of room points.
• Player tiers and levelsPlannedNoted on the roadmap.
• Cash winnings boardsPlannedThe gated figures already exist in the data.
• Duplicate name reviewPlannedLook-alike names flagged while points are entered collect in one list, where a manager decides whether they are one person or two.

• Stakes catalogBuiltCreate, edit, archive, restore and order the games the room spreads: label, variant, blinds, buy-in range, notes such as "mandatory straddle".
• Cash operating thresholdsBuiltHow long a called player has to respond, when a no-show counts as missed, and how many waiting justify a new table.
• Waitlist per stakeBuiltAdd a player or a guest, call, seat, mark missed, remove, and keep notes on a player; the queue runs in the order players joined.
• Party size and contact preferenceBuiltRecorded on each waitlist entry.
• Nicknames for the public listBuiltA player who does not want their real name on the public waitlist gets an alias such as "Beach Pirate" that persists across visits.
• Interest listBuilt"Page me if you spread this game" for stakes not running, with a count of who wants each game and an alert when a wanted game has no table running.
• Open-a-new-table promptBuiltA banner when the waiting count passes the room's threshold.
• Open seats panel with seat-nextBuiltSee every open seat and seat the next waiting player into it, on a phone or a narrow screen; on a desk screen the floor plan marks the open seats instead.
• Recent activity feedBuiltWho was added, called, seated or removed.
• Live cash tables on the floor planBuiltOpen a game on an idle table, close it with a reason, seat a walk-in, vacate a seat, move a player by drag.
• Floor countsBuiltRunning tables, open seats and free tables, counted above the floor plan.
• Players join and leave from their phoneBuiltThe waitlist knows a walk-in from a mobile join, and "player left from the app" is a real state at the desk.
• Live updates across the roomBuiltWaitlist and session changes appear without a reload, for staff and for players.
• Cash event logBuiltEvery waitlist and session change is recorded.
• Cash at a glanceBuiltOne line at the top of the cash page gives tables running, players waiting and open seats, with alerts for a long wait or a called player who has not answered, all counted from the room's own data.
• Queue and floor on one pageBuiltThe waiting list and the floor plan sit side by side on one cash page, which opens on every game at once, with a tab and a count for each game.
• Cash page on a phoneBuiltOn a phone the cash page lists the queue, then each running table with its seats; tapping a player offers call, text, any open seat in their game, or remove.
• Arrange the cash pageBuiltEach card on the cash page can be moved up, down or to the other column, or collapsed, and the arrangement is remembered on that screen.
• Forgotten entries close overnightBuiltA player left on a list is taken off after the room's 4 AM day change once the entry has been quiet for six hours, so each day starts with a true queue. Recent Activity shows it as an end-of-day removal.
• "Text" a waiting playerPartialThe button records the call and reports a message sent, but no text message goes out yet; messaging is a planned integration.
• Pick the seat when seating from the waitlistPartialOn a phone the floor person picks any open seat in the player's game; on a desk screen the first open seat is still chosen automatically, and a called player's button names it.
• Occupancy versus game colour togglePartialThe cash floor colours each running table by its game, with a key underneath, and marks open seats and free tables; the one-click switch to an occupancy view is not built yet.
• Must-move gamesPlannedThe feeder table that breaks into the main game: a flag on the game, a badge on the table, a marker on the waitlist entry and the seating rule that follows. Standard practice in multi-table rooms and the top gap from the competitor comparison.
• One player on several lists at oncePlannedA player queued for three games with position shown across lists, and a rule for what seating in one does to the others.
• Table transfer requestsPlannedA dealer raises "this player wants to move to 2/5"; the desk transfers them or waitlists them.
• Seat ring picker on cash seatingPlannedThe numbered seat ring already used for tournaments, pointed at the cash surfaces.
• Player tier and alerts on the waitlist panelPlannedSurface the player data the room already holds where the floor person is working.
• Buy-in, cash-out, rake and time-fee trackingPlannedThe financial layer for cash games; needs its own design pass.
• Player rating and comp trackingPlannedOn the feature map.
• Seat a whole party at oncePlannedAll three or none; party size is a hint today.
• Cash board on the room's TVsPlannedThe same public queue the player app shows, on the wall.

• Promotions setupBuiltName, cash or tournament, minimum qualifying hand, pays a fixed cash amount or a satellite ticket, start and end dates, and a running toggle. Several promotions run side by side.
• Dealer calls a high hand from the tableBuiltThe Dealer app pages a manager; the desk sees an indicator, a toast and a queue.
• Record a high handBuiltPlayer, the five cards typed or picked, the promotion chosen automatically when only one applies, the amount.
• Confirm or rejectBuilt"Not a high hand" is a clean outcome with a record, not an error.
• Ticket issued by a promotionBuiltConfirming the hand issues a satellite ticket with its terms: any event or one named event, worth, expiry.
• Satellite ticket lookupBuiltEvery ticket the room gave: to whom, when, what it is good for, expiry, state and source; void with a reason.
• Ticket summary on a tournamentBuiltEligible events show tickets redeemed.
• Promotions list and award historyBuiltRunning, scheduled and finished tabs, paid so far and last hit, pause, duplicate, end now, and an award history per promotion. A promotion that never paid can be deleted; one with a recorded hand stays as the record of what it paid.
• High hands listPartialTonight and past nights with date and outcome filters and a link to the signature; rows do not yet link to their promotion.
• From-the-rake funding that actually paysPlannedNothing is paid from a pool yet, so the promotion setup no longer offers it; the running ledger is the next phase.
• Give a ticket by handPlannedA staff-comp ticket has a source label but no screen to issue one yet.
• High hand on the TVsPlannedThe standing high hand and winners shown on the room's screens.

• Signed receipt on a tabletBuiltWhen an award is paid the manager hands over the tablet; the player sees only the wording and the signature pane.
• Locked signing modeBuiltNothing else on the tablet is reachable, and leaving the screen, signed or abandoned, needs a staff PIN; five wrong tries lock that PIN for fifteen minutes. The lock survives a reload.
• Tamper-evident recordBuiltThe signature image is stored with a hash, a server timestamp and the exact version of the wording shown; nothing can be edited afterwards.
• View a signature laterBuiltFrom the high hand record.
• Signature wording with version historyBuiltA live version, a draft editor, history and activation, shown only to the roles the room allows to change it.
• Reusable for other award typesPartialDesigned as a general capability for tournament wins and giveaways; high hand awards are the first type wired in.
• Identity strength recorded at signingPlannedEach record says how sure the room was of who signed, as of that moment.
• Signing on the dealer tabletPlannedThe same locked signing mode from the seat action sheet.
• State regulator read-only loginPlannedA dedicated role that can inspect signed records and payouts and nothing else.

• Linked and walk-in identitiesBuiltA player may be a TableMaster account or a walk-in known by name, phone and the ID seen; one identity model for everyone.
• Shared player searchBuiltOne search by name, handle or phone used by registration and the cash waitlist.
• Staff can see what players cannotBuiltPhone numbers, and the real names of players with accounts, show only to staff, gated at the database.
• Player profileBuiltTournaments, points and cash all time, results by month, trophies, follow and unfollow.
• Player listBuiltSearch and sort with a linked-account marker, last played and lifetime cash. It lists everyone the room knows: tournament entries, cash waitlists, high hands, satellite tickets and players added at the desk.
• Unified tournament and cash historyPlannedOne timeline per player across both.
• Player notes for dealers and floorPlannedThe data model exists; no screen yet.
• Player insightsPlannedVisit frequency, game preferences, churn signals.
• In-app messaging between room and playerPlannedOn the feature map.
• Merge duplicate walk-in recordsPlannedRevisited when volume warrants it.
• Connect a new account to an existing playerPlannedA player the room already tracks, such as one on an imported leaderboard, keeps their points on sign-up only if the room saved their phone number. A manager link between the two records, with an undo, is planned.

• Schedule published automaticallyBuiltA room's tournaments appear in the player app and on the public site with no second data entry. This is the core of the partner pitch.
• Live event on the player's phoneBuiltClock, level, players remaining, their own table and seat updating within seconds of a rebalance, and time to the next break.
• Public cash queueBuiltPlayers see the live waitlist by stake, join and leave from the app, and get a seat-ready state when called.
• Results and points flow to player profilesBuiltFinalizing an event updates the player's record and the room leaderboard.
• Collectible chips on finalizeBuiltPlayers earn collectible chips for playing, cashing, podium finishes and a monthly points crown the moment the room finalizes.
• Public shareable event pagesBuiltEvery published event has its own public page on the DirtyStack website, and a shared link previews the event's name, room and picture.
• Show or hide a room from playersBuiltTableMaster can keep a room off the public website, out of the player app, or both, while its staff keep running it in RoomDirector. Apps already on players' phones obey the switch.
• Room-triggered push notificationsPartialPlayers on the app are pushed when their tournament is about to start, late registration is closing, a break is ending or their cash seat is ready. The daily note of new events at rooms they follow is built but stays off unless the player turns it on.
• Per-content publish switchesPlannedA room decides what is public: schedule yes, promotions held back, or the reverse.
• Promotions, high hands, room news and closures as publishable contentPlannedProper shapes for bad beat jackpots, giveaways, holiday hours and private-event closures instead of fake tournaments.
• Self-serve schedule submission for rooms not yet customersPlannedClaim your room, keep your schedule current, then convert; the top of the sales funnel.
• Room broadcasts to followersPlannedA manager composes "Doors open at 10" or "Jackpot hit" for the players who follow the room, with its own consent story.
• Seat draw revealPlannedA push and a full-screen reveal of table and seat when the room publishes seating.

• Five staff rolesBuiltSystem admin, room admin, room manager and floor staff in a ladder, plus dealers, whose menu holds only their own shifts.
• Enforced in the databaseBuiltA permission is real, not a hidden button: the server refuses an act the role is not allowed.
• Role-aware navigationBuiltSections and pages hide by role, by permission setting, by what the room has switched on and by device; each role opens on its own start page, and a typed address the person may not open sends them back to it.
• Invite staff by emailBuiltWith a role; an existing player is quietly promoted with no email.
• Manage the roster yourselfBuiltEdit role and name, resend an invite, send a password reset, remove a person (their player history stays intact).
• Fifteen-person cap and last-admin protectionBuiltEnforced in the database; a room can never lose its last administrator.
• Tablet PINsBuiltManagers set or revoke a staff member's four-digit PIN, and staff set their own. Five wrong tries lock it for fifteen minutes, and the PIN screen says how many tries are left.
• Every staff change in the logBuiltInvites, role and name changes, a person's own name and photo edits, removals, password resets, PIN changes and a PIN locked by wrong tries each leave a readable row in the log.
• Per-room permission floorsBuiltTwenty-five settings in eleven groups decide which role may open or close registration, run the clock, finalize, cancel, manage displays and pages, manage stakes, waitlists and cash sessions, register players, adjust points, confirm high hands, issue satellite tickets, capture signatures, manage PINs, start station mode and read the logs, each set to everyone, managers and up, or admins only.
• Room profile editingPlannedAddress, phone, hours, website and time zone editable by the room itself.
• Staff schedulingPlannedWho is rostered to work when.
• My Schedule for dealersPlannedA dealer's upcoming shifts in the app.
• Employee badges and per-person audit viewPlannedIssue, print and scan staff badges, and see everything one person did from their staff record, for regulated rooms. Tracked from the competitor comparison.

• Downs counted automaticallyBuiltSigning in at a table on the tablet starts a down; signing out, being replaced, idling out or the tablet going quiet ends it.
• Night view of downsBuiltRotations per dealer by gaming night, with plus and minus corrections that record a reason and are written to the activity log.
• Dealer sees their own shiftsBuiltDays worked, hours and tables over 7, 30 or 90 days, including the shift in progress.
• Gaming night, not calendar dayBuiltDowns roll over at 4 AM room time so a shift past midnight stays on the night it started.
• Staff shifts for managersBuiltEvery staff member's days, hours and tables; a shift left open on a tablet that goes quiet closes itself at the tablet's last check-in, so hours cannot pile up.
• Remote sign-out of a tabletPlannedA manager clears a stale shift from the desk.
• Dealer rotation on cash sessionsPlannedReserved in the data; downs tracking now covers part of it.

• Service calls from the tableBuiltFloor, drinks, chip runner and high hand reach the desk as a toast and a counter at the edge of the screen, with a high hand outranking a drinks run.
• One acknowledgement for everyoneBuiltWhoever taps "Got it" clears it for the whole desk and the dealer sees "on the way".
• Service call centreBuiltA durable view of current and recent requests, so nothing is lost on a reload.
• Notification inboxBuiltOne bell and one page for service calls and for screens and tablets going quiet; room items are handled once for everyone; filters and mark-all-read.
• Screen and tablet health alertsBuiltA status icon turns amber when a TV goes quiet and red when a TV is on but its numbers have stopped updating, and opens a list of every TV; a tablet that goes quiet is noted in the notification record.
• Repeat press escalationPlannedA second floor call from the same table inside five minutes tells the desk the dealer is asking again; today it is treated as a duplicate and nothing new reaches the desk.
• Configurable operational alertsPlanned"Waitlist over 12", "screen offline for two minutes", "registration at capacity", by email, in app or push.

• Layout canvasBuiltAdd tables from a short list of table types, drag, multi-select, rotate, duplicate, align and space evenly, snap to a grid, group into zones, filter by zone, and pick a floor size or fit it to the tables.
• Floor with a visible edgeBuiltThe floor plan is a sheet with an edge, with its name and table count above it. Drag an edge to resize the floor at any time; the edge stops at the last table, and the new size shows while it moves.
• Tool bar for table actionsBuiltRotate, duplicate, delete, align and space evenly sit in one tool bar, beside a hand tool that moves the view. The right-click menu offers the same actions.
• Side panel beside the floorBuiltOne panel beside the floor shows the selected table, the selected tables, or the floor itself: name, size, zones with their table counts, felt and logo. The floor stays in view while a setting changes, and a click on the next table switches the panel to it.
• Table propertiesBuiltNumber, seats, max players, name, shape, direction, dealer side, status, zone, and whether the table may host tournaments, cash games or table games, has a shuffler, or has a built-in screen.
• One save storyBuiltOne Save button: nothing goes live until it is pressed, for tables, zones, floor size and table theme alike, and the page counts the unsaved changes, lists each one and guards against leaving without saving. Each save changes the whole floor plan at once or not at all, and a refused save says why and keeps the edits.
• Undo and redoBuiltEvery change to the floor plan can be taken back and put back, by button or by key. Delete, the arrow keys, Escape and duplicate work on the selected tables.
• Warning before changing a table in useBuiltA change to a table with a live tournament, seated players or an open cash game is flagged in the list of changes, and the save asks first.
• Unsaved work survives a closed browserBuiltThe browser keeps unsaved floor plan work and offers it back on the next visit. Work made on an older floor plan is not offered, so it cannot overwrite newer changes.
• Full-viewport editorBuiltThe editor fills the screen. The wheel zooms by the size of its move, and three zoom controls (minus, plus and Fit) show any floor in full, up to the largest a room can have.
• Bulk edit selected tablesBuiltChange seats, zone, status and what several tables may host in one go. Each control shows what the selected tables hold now, and says so when they differ.
• Table builderBuiltType how many tables, how many seats at each and how many per row, and one button adds them in rows. An empty floor opens with the builder, and the floor grows to hold the set.
• Zone filter that shows it is onBuiltWhen the floor shows only some zones, the Zones button names the zone and the floor says how many of the tables are shown.
• Closed tables marked on the mapBuiltA table that is closed or out of service is drawn dim on the floor plan, with its status under its number.
• Minimum table spacing ruleBuiltThe floor plan keeps a smallest space between tables, so the seats of two tables do not sit on top of each other. Tables that are too close get a red edge and the save is refused until they move apart; a new table or a copy lands in a free place.
• Richer poker-table rendererPlannedA strategic visual upgrade of the table drawing.
• Pit tables on the same mapPlannedNon-poker tables on the same floor map, only if the buyer runs a poker room inside a casino. Tracked as a known gap.

• Logo and favicon with light and dark variantsBuiltUpload, remove and check each against both backgrounds.
• Table themeBuiltFelt colour, radial or flat felt, and a table logo; the dealer tablet draws the table in the same theme.
• Branding flows everywhereBuiltThe sidebar, browser tab, TVs, kiosk footer, website widgets and the printed entry ticket pick up the room's identity.
• Light, dark or system theme per userBuiltEach staff member picks their own.
• Primary colourBuiltPicker, hue slider and hex input with a revert to default; the app takes on a new colour only once the save succeeds.
• Room and RoomDirector branding on the TV clockPlannedAn identity row on the clock stage with the room's crest and name and "Powered by RoomDirector". Mockups are drawn; the build has not started.

• Pair a display by codeBuiltType the six-character code from the TV and name it "Cage TV".
• Streams with three layoutsBuiltSingle, split, or a rotation of up to five pages with per-slide seconds; page types are tournament clock, leaderboard, custom page or idle.
• Preview exactly what the TV showsBuiltThe same renderer draws the preview and the screen; open it full screen with one click.
• Kiosk pairing and revokeBuiltPair a door kiosk by code, name it, and revoke one that walked off. A kiosk reports in only when someone uses it, so an idle kiosk shows as offline.
• Live Cards generatorBuiltPick a card, match the room's brand or override colours, see a live preview of the room's real data, copy one line of code. Details under Live Cards below.
• Who may manage screens and pagesBuiltRoom settings.
• One list for every deviceBuiltEvery TV, dealer tablet and kiosk on one page, to pair, rename, unpair or restore. TVs and tablets show online, stale or offline with last seen, a TV whose numbers have stopped updating is flagged, and each tablet shows who is signed in.
• Content pages from eight templatesBuiltTitle and subtitle, title and image, announcement, sponsor banner, QR promo, full-screen ad, ad plus announcement and ad strip; draft, publish, unpublish, archive, duplicate, and delete a draft or archived page that no stream uses; ad pages are marked and confirmed separately. The editor shows the page live while it is written, the list shows which streams each page is on, and saving a published page keeps it on the screen.
• Apply changes on a streamBuiltOne save changes the stream and all its pages together or not at all, so a failed save leaves the TV as it was and says why. Discard sits beside Apply, and an amber dot marks every stream with unsaved edits.
• Reload a TV from the deskBuiltPress Reload display on a TV's row and the screen refreshes itself within seconds, so a stuck screen does not need someone to walk to it.
• Kiosk settings in RoomDirectorPlannedFeatured event and idle timing move from a config file into the app.
• Scheduled stream swapsPlanned"All TVs to the final table at 9" and similar, a cheap follow-on of the device model.

• Compliance logBuiltA permanent record of account, staff PIN, configuration, branding, layout, device, tournament, payout, points, promotion, high hand, satellite ticket, signature, dealer downs, station and content changes; 86 action types across 23 target types, never deleted.
• Tournament event logBuiltRegistered, seated, moved, busted, table opened or closed, ticket redeemed, and every clock start, pause, resume and level jump.
• Cash event logBuiltJoins, calls, misses, seatings, removals, a player put back in line, the queue reordered by hand, sessions opened and closed, and service calls from the tables.
• Who may read each logBuiltTiered by role and set per room.
• Audit rows cannot be forgedBuiltThe server stamps the real signed-in identity.
• Activity pageBuiltThree tabs, for activity, tournament events and cash events, that read in names and table numbers rather than codes. Filters by date, action or event, tournament and person, a sort by who acted, a severity mark on activity rows, expandable before-and-after values, and anything done at a station shows the station's name. Dates follow the room's own day.
• Logged in the same step as the changeBuiltPayouts, points, high hands, satellite tickets, signatures, dealer downs, promotions, registrations and the tournament clock write their log rows inside the database, in the same step as the change, so a closed or crashed browser can never lose one.
• Export, search and live updatesPartialSpreadsheet export of any tab with its filters, up to 5,000 rows per file, and a notice when new entries arrive that brings them in with one click. Keyword search is not built yet.
• Per-tournament replay timelinePlannedEverything is recorded; a timeline for dispute resolution is the next surface.
• Activity summary dashboardPlannedVolume over time, top actors, most common actions.
• Retention policyPlannedA 90-day window for the operational logs; the compliance log is kept.

• Forecast arithmeticBuiltThe trend and the next-occurrence projection are real calculations, now running on each room's own recurring events.
• Analytics pageBuiltDate range, tournament and format filters; entries, revenue and prize pool tabs; KPI tiles; attendance trend; tournament scorecard; and a forecast for each recurring event (projected field, dealers needed, fees and prize pool). Every figure comes from the room's own history, and a thin history says so rather than guessing.
• Product and error monitoringPartialErrors, performance and usage are captured in every app, with alerting on new faults. On the TV screens, error tracking is built in but not yet connected.
• Benchmark against the marketPartialFor each buy-in band the room plays, its average field sits beside the middle and the top quarter of the other rooms TableMaster tracks, with no room named. On ranges longer than 60 days the other rooms' side covers only the last 60 days, and market format trends are still a locked preview.
• Reports and exportsPlannedCross-tournament reporting, season standings and exportable reports.
• Weekly recommendationsPlannedA recurring report of what changed and what to try.
• Ask your own dataPlannedA room admin asks an assistant about their own room's numbers, scoped strictly to that room.
• Insights Portal for marketing staffPlannedA read-only surface for promotional staff with audience and campaign views and no operational controls.

• Setup checklistBuiltLay out tables, create a template, invite staff, connect a display, upload branding, shown to admins at a desk. A step for a page the room does not have drops off, and the card disappears once every step is done.
• Needs Attention checksBuiltChips under the dashboard title flag a past event still marked scheduled, registration still open past its close, an event stuck in scoring, and a tablet left signed in; each chip links to the fix.
• Today's floorBuiltThe tournament floor for today's event: clock, tables, player operations, active tables and insights, a metrics panel, a pinned timer toggle, and a switcher when several events run.
• Only today's own eventsBuiltFinalized and cancelled events drop off; only this room's events appear.
• DashboardBuiltFor admins and managers, inside Insights: a floor snapshot, cash games and waitlist, today's tournaments, the setup checklist and an insights spotlight on the room's real numbers, with anything that needs a person shown as chips under the title. The cards follow the room's feature switches.
• Field context on today's tournamentsBuiltEach of today's events that has run at least three times in the last twelve weeks shows its usual field, last week's field and, before it starts, a projection, all worked out from the room's own history.
• Per-room dashboard configurationPlannedChoose which cards a room sees.

• Multi-room switcherBuiltA system admin picks the room to manage from a searchable control; the choice is remembered.
• Safe room switchingBuiltSwitching rooms while on a record falls back to the list so the wrong room's data is never shown.
• Walk-around pages on phone and tabletBuiltEvery page is set for phone or desk: Today, Cash, the schedule, players, the leaderboard, high hands and the dashboard work on a phone or tablet, while setup, admin and analysis stay at a desk. On a phone a tournament is view only, and links into desk-only pages are left out.
• Collapsible area sidebarBuiltThe sidebar shows one area's pages at a time, with a grid to switch areas that lists only what the room and the person can use. It collapses to icons with a smooth slide, and on a phone a menu lists every area and its pages.
• Hold-to-confirm on risky buttonsBuiltStarting, pausing and resuming the clock and moving a level need a press-and-hold; busting a player asks for confirmation first.
• Station modeBuiltA manager turns a desk computer into a locked, full-screen station with its own name, showing only the pages the room allows. Leaving takes a manager's PIN on a keypad that reshuffles each time, or a full sign-in, and everything done at the station is logged under its name.
• Right rail for alerts and accountBuiltOn a desk screen the account menu, notifications, dealer requests, screen health and, in a room with a ticket printer, the printer's status run down the right edge, with station mode, full screen and a light, dark or system theme at the foot.
• A start page for each roleBuiltAdmins and managers open on the dashboard, floor staff on Today's Events and dealers on their own shifts; a page switched off for the room is skipped.
• A start page each person picksBuiltIn Settings, each person picks the page RoomDirector opens on, from the pages they can open in that room on that device. A pick the person can no longer open falls back to the start page of their role.
• Install as an appPartialThe manifest and offline shell exist; install and update on real devices are not yet verified.
• Touchscreen-friendly desktop viewPartialStation mode gives a touchscreen front desk a locked, full-screen page with an on-screen PIN pad, and the cash page's card menus have finger-sized targets. The rest of the desk view has not had a touch pass yet.
• Rooms outside the USPartialTableMaster can set up a room in any country, with its province, postal code and time zone, and RoomDirector runs that room on its own local time. Amounts show only in US dollars, and the app is in English only.
• Quick search and command palettePlannedJump to any player or page from anywhere.
• Faster navigation through cachingPlannedTracked.

• One database, one identity, every appBuiltRooms, staff, players, tournaments and cash games live in one place shared by every surface.
• Live updates everywhereBuiltSeating, waitlists, clocks and service calls stream between screens within about a second.
• Permissions enforced at the data layerBuiltApp-level checks are a second line of defence, not the only one.
• Zero open security warnings, enforced by automationBuiltThe platform's security scanner sits at zero errors and warnings, checked on every schema change, with exceptions that expire.
• Security changes must prove they workBuiltA change to an access boundary has to demonstrate that someone who should be denied actually is.
• Automated tests on every changeBuiltLint, type checks, unit tests and browser journeys (sign in, create a tournament, seat and break, settle payouts) run before anything merges.
• Photo moderationBuiltA profile photo is checked by an image-moderation service before it is stored.
• Feature flags per roomBuiltTableMaster shows or hides any area or page of RoomDirector for one room, or changes the default for every room, from its admin app with no new release. The sidebar, the dashboard cards and typed page addresses all follow.
• A room keeps its whole historyBuiltThe room's own staff keep every past event, including events TableMaster brought in from the room's published schedule, while players and the public see the last 60 days.
• Encryption of sensitive player fieldsPartialNotes and several columns are encrypted; the remaining fields are in the current security round.
• Account deletion and right to erasurePartialPlayers can delete their account from the player app. The full room-side erasure flow, with audit rows kept and identity severed, is not complete.
• Live-data failures made visiblePartialA TV whose data stops updating now says so on the wall, and RoomDirector flags that TV; RoomDirector's lists also say when they failed to load, with a retry. The clock and service calls inside RoomDirector, the dealer tablet, and an alert for a system-wide outage are still to do.
• Passkeys and two-step sign-in for staffPlannedTwo-step is already required for internal admin accounts.
• Room onboarding kitPlannedDefault settings, standard stakes and seed data so a new room is provisioned in minutes, not by hand.

• Purchasable modulesPartialTournament management, cash games, food service and analytics as modules a room buys. Switching an area on or off for one room already works, with the sidebar and page addresses following; what a room has bought, plans and billing are not built.
• Subscription tiers on the entitlements layerPlannedA room's plan will decide which features it gets, sitting between TableMaster's per-room switches and each feature's default. The rule is decided; it waits on a price list.
• Food and beverage ordering modulePlannedOrder management and table delivery at the room, with players ordering from their seat in the player app.
• Home tournament editionPlannedA simplified, separately branded version for private hosts.
• Room provisioning self-servePlannedToday a new room is set up by hand across systems.

The web core is built, hardened and deployed; the room's TVs and the desk run the same version of one shared renderer. No paying room runs it live yet. The Windows version described below is built, and a real-room launch waits on a check on a real TV and the launch checklist.

• Pair with a code or QRBuiltThe TV shows a six-character code that renews itself; staff type it into RoomDirector and the screen is claimed for good.
• No staff login on any TVBuiltA screen holds only its own device credential, which can be revoked on its own.
• Remembers its pairing, survives a flaky networkBuiltA revoked screen returns to pairing; a network blip keeps the screen up.
• Idle screenBuiltAn unassigned TV says so plainly and how to assign it.
• A screen reads only its own roomBuiltEnforced at the database.
• Heartbeat every thirty secondsBuiltRoomDirector shows each screen as online, stale or offline with last seen, and flags one that still pings but has stopped updating. A TV running the Windows app also shows which version it runs.
• Offline and out-of-date indicatorsBuiltA small pill says Offline, Not updating or Live updates delayed, with the time of the last good update. Never a blank screen; the clock keeps counting through a drop.
• Automatic reconnectBuiltThe live connection heals itself and refetches.
• Assign what each screen shows from the deskBuiltOne action in RoomDirector; many screens can share one stream, and a TV follows a new assignment or content change within seconds, with no reload.
• Renew credentials on wakeBuiltA screen that sleeps, loses its network or boots before the network is up renews its credentials and recovers on its own, with no reload.
• Hardened for a public wallPartialStrict content policy, no framing, no camera or microphone. Error tracking with personal data scrubbed is built in but not yet connected for the live screens.
• Last state survives a reloadPlannedA reload mid-outage should replay the last content instead of a spinner.
• On-screen diagnostics panelPlannedNetwork, time sync and a speed test for on-site troubleshooting.

• Draining ring countdownBuiltThe level timer inside a large ring that drains through the level, green then amber then red with a breathing glow in the final minute.
• Level, blinds and ante, plus next blindsBuiltAlways on screen in short form, with the ante on the blinds line. The live blinds carry a label and are drawn larger than the next blinds, so players read the right line.
• Players remaining, entries, average stack, total chips, prize poolBuiltLive stat cards.
• Payouts by place, with pointsBuiltA points column appears when the event carries a scoring style.
• Status pill for the momentBuiltRegistration Open, Reg Closing Soon, Bubble, In The Money, Final Table, On Break, Paused, Tournament Complete, Starting Soon.
• Late registration countdownBuiltMinutes left, then "Registration Closed" flashes for thirty seconds.
• Pre-start screenBuiltEvent name, start time, a live "starts in" countdown and a buy-in plus guarantee pill.
• Completed summaryBuiltEntries, rebuys, buy-in and places paid with the ring dimmed.
• Paused and break looksBuiltAmber for paused; blue ring with the break name and a coffee icon for a break.
• Ticks in step with the serverBuiltPhones, the desk and the TVs agree to the second.
• Designed at 1920 by 1080 and scaled to any TVBuiltSame composition, in the same font, on a 4K or a 720p screen.
• Numbers roll like an odometerBuiltChanged numbers on the stat cards and payouts roll into place, on the wall and in the desk preview.
• Next break countdownBuiltThe strip under the ring shows the time left until the next break.
• Audible countdown in the last seconds of a levelPartialOne short pip a second through the last ten seconds of every level and break, then the level-change chime. TVs running the Windows app play it; there is no on-off switch or volume control yet.
• Validated on real TV hardwarePartialThe TV runs the same build as the desk preview. The Windows app has run for two days straight on a PC with its own screen, with no crash, blank screen or sleep, and recovered by itself from a crash, a restart and a lost network. A real TV through a room's own AV chain has not been tried yet.
• Room and RoomDirector branding rowPlannedRoom crest and name on the left, "Powered by RoomDirector" on the right. Designed in mockups; not on the clock yet.

• Eight page templatesBuiltTitle and subtitle, title and image, announcement, sponsor banner, QR promo, full-screen ad, ad plus announcement, ad strip.
• QR codes drawn on screenBuiltAny web address becomes a scannable code on the TV.
• Half-screen versionsBuiltA page authored as half-screen renders narrower when it shares the screen.
• Only published pages, updated within secondsBuiltDrafts and archived pages never reach a wall, and an edit to a published page shows on the screen within seconds.
• Leaderboard pageBuiltThe current month's top ten with a Player of the Month spotlight, the room's logo, and an all-time fallback so the screen is never empty.
• Respects player privacyBuiltA hidden name or photo never appears on the wall.
• Single, split and rotating layoutsBuiltOne page, two side by side, or a loop of up to five with per-slide timing.
• Clock keeps ticking behind an adBuiltRotating slides stay live, so nothing reloads on its turn.
• Room messages and alert overlaysPlanned"Cash game opening on Table 7", "Last call for Event 2 registration" over whatever is showing.
• Final-table modePlannedA screen switches itself when one table remains.
• High hand signagePlannedThe standing high hand and winners on the wall.
• Cash board on the wallPlannedThe public waitlist the player app already shows.
• Floating overlay designPlannedStat cards floating over room branding or ambient visuals.
• Signage that shows a live numberPlannedA line on the screen tied to a live figure, such as a jackpot total, that updates itself when the number moves.

A TV in a poker room must survive a power cut unattended and come back straight into the clock with no desktop, browser or prompts over it. That is the Windows version, and it gates any paying room going live. It is built and has run for two days on a stand-in PC; the code-signing certificate and the launch checklist are left.

• Boots straight to the clockBuiltAuto-start when Windows signs in, full screen, no browser chrome, accidental-exit keys blocked, and a minimized window puts itself back.
• WatchdogBuiltRelaunches the display within seconds if it crashes, and reloads it if it hangs or goes white for thirty seconds. A backup task brings it back within five minutes if the watchdog itself is gone.
• Secure credential storageBuiltThe screen's secret lives in the operating system's credential store instead of the browser, so clearing browser data does not unpair the TV.
• Setup guide for a room PCBuiltStep by step from download to a paired TV, with the Windows, BIOS and TV settings that bring the screen back by itself after a power cut.
• Signed one-click installerPartialManagers download it from the Devices page in RoomDirector through a private link; double-click, type the pairing code, done. It is not signed yet, so Windows warns before it installs and a PC with Smart App Control on refuses it.
• Exit by PINPartialA PIN lets support reach the desktop deliberately, and five wrong tries lock it for five minutes. Each PC has its own PIN for now; one PIN for the whole room, set in RoomDirector, is planned.
• Keeps the monitor awake, updates itself silently, picks its monitorPartialStandard appliance behaviour. The screen stays awake and the app updates itself overnight with nobody touching it; choosing the monitor on a PC with more than one screen is not built yet.
• Production launch gatePlannedA written checklist (reboot three times, watchdog, outage tests, install by a non-engineer, rollback plan) before any real room goes live.
• Code-signing certificatePlannedOne company certificate, renewed yearly, that the TV's Windows version needs before Windows will install it without warnings.
• Fire TV Stick as a low-cost devicePlannedA spike to test.

Built from scratch in late August and live since 27 August at kiosk.tblmaster.app. A permanent RoomDirector module, with One Eyed Jacks as its first room.

• Phone-number check-inBuiltTen digit boxes, a big on-screen keypad, and a lookup that answers with a first name only.
• Welcome backBuilt"Welcome back, Marcus" and the event the player is registered for, with Done and "Not you?".
• Written only on confirmationBuiltLooking a number up writes nothing; checking in twice is harmless.
• New player captureBuiltAn unknown number flows straight into a name form with a full on-screen keyboard that handles O'Brien and Mary-Jo.
• What happens nextBuiltA numbered itinerary: visit the window, pay, get your seat card.
• Privacy line and honest failureBuilt"Your number is used only to find your registration"; "We couldn't reach the front desk, try again or see the window".
• Records which kiosk did itBuiltEvery check-in names the paired device.
• All set, with a last-four handoffPartialThe player quotes the last four digits at the cashier window; no printer needed. No RoomDirector screen shows kiosk check-ins yet, so the window has nothing to match against.
• One configured event per installPartialEvery check-in is recorded against one event fixed on the server; checking players in for a different event takes a code change.
• SMS possession checkPlannedProve the player holds the phone before checking them in.
• Check-in ticket at the windowPlannedA kiosk check-in prints a ticket at the cashier window, so the desk knows the player is coming.

• Rotating attract loopBuiltFeatured event with a full-bleed venue photo, the season race with the top three and a one-line story, and this week's real events, one card every seven seconds.
• Hub with three equal doorsBuiltCheck in, tournament schedule, season leaderboard, each with a live stat, plus a time-of-day greeting.
• Live scheduleBuiltUpcoming events with today and tomorrow labels, buy-in and start time, and badges for guarantees, series, satellites and cancellations.
• Recent resultsBuiltThe latest finalized event with podium payouts, entries and prize pool; older results going back six weeks.
• Same data as the public siteBuiltThe kiosk reads the exact feed dirtystackpoker.com renders.
• Honest states everywhereBuilt"Top 9 of 236 players this month", "The standings are unavailable right now, ask at the window".
• Searchable leaderboardPartialThis month with a stepper back twelve months, Player of the Year, and search by name on every view. Search reaches only the top 50 players on a board.
• Winner names in resultsPlannedThe results feed carries pool, entries and payouts but no names yet.

• Pair by code, revoke from the deskBuiltNothing player-facing shows until a human has claimed the device in RoomDirector; a revoked kiosk drops to the pairing screen the next time someone tries to check in.
• Ninety-second idle reset and twenty-second auto-returnBuiltThe next walk-up never sees the previous player's name.
• Fixed 1920 by 1080 stage that scales to fitBuiltPixel-exact on the venue touchscreen, shrunk to fit on a laptop for demos.
• Light and dark themesBuiltA daytime palette and an evening-lobby palette.
• USB keypad and keyboard supportBuiltA hardware keypad drives the same fields as the on-screen keys.
• Touch-first, no secrets in the browserBuiltLarge targets, press feedback, and every lookup through one protected server function with rate limits and an origin allowlist.
• Hardened for a public touchscreenBuiltStrict content policy, no embedding, camera and microphone denied, with a report-only switch to fall back on.
• Ready for a second roomPartialData feeds and endpoints are per-deployment settings; the room's name, city, time zone and featured event are still written in code.
• Kiosk settings move into RoomDirectorPlannedFeatured event and idle timing as room settings.
• Hidden on-device admin modePlannedA corner gesture and a PIN so staff can adjust the kiosk without walking back to the desk.
• Appliance shellPlannedAuto-start with no operating system chrome, following the display pattern.
• Portrait totem layoutPlannedA later concern; the first install is landscape.

Live and running against real tables. The tablet shows the dealer their own table and lets them do the handful of things a dealer does. By design it never controls the clock, never takes a rebuy and never touches money; those stay with the desk and the cashier.

• Pair once with a code or QRBuiltA manager claims the tablet in RoomDirector and names it, and can rename or unpair it there at any time.
• Picks its own table, or the manager assigns itBuiltThe tablet lists the room's open tables minus any another tablet holds; one tablet per table is enforced by the database.
• Table drawn in the room's own themeBuiltFelt, rail, texture and logo from the room's table settings.
• Seats from the dealer's point of viewBuiltDealer at the bottom, seats fanning clockwise, photos or initials on every seat card.
• Cash readout or tournament clock in the centreBuiltStakes and buy-in for cash; level, countdown, blinds, players left and next break for a tournament, in step with the wall clock.
• Live within about a secondBuiltSeats, clock changes and service replies arrive through a live subscription.
• Move, vacate and seat from the waitlistBuiltTap a seat; called players show first.
• Bust and move in a tournamentBuiltSame seat-first flow; open seats are inert because seating is the floor's job.
• The desk always wins a conflictBuiltIf RoomDirector changed the seat first, the tablet is told and refreshes.
• Day-long session that heals itselfBuiltA tablet that slept at a live table recovers with no reload.
• Fills any tablet, installable, full screen, zoom lockedBuiltDesigned once and scaled; a stray gesture cannot break the layout.
• Seat a walk-in not on the listPlannedToday an open seat only offers the waitlist.
• Chip stacks and money on the tabletPlannedIdentity only until the cash financial layer exists.
• Hardened native shellPlannedKiosk lock, secure storage and a watchdog before real-money use.
• Mark a player on penaltyPlannedFlag a player as on penalty and show when they can come back, such as when the button is back at seat 3.
• Record a surrender to re-enterPlannedA player who gives up their chips to buy in again: the seat opens and the entry ends without counting as a bust.
• Button and blind rules after a movePlannedTell the dealer whether a player who has just sat down can take the button, must post a blind or must wait. Cash and tournament rules differ.

• Four service buttonsBuiltFloor, Drinks, Chip Runner and High Hand, always in the header.
• Press and hold to sendBuiltA ring fills over 0.7 seconds so a player's stray brush cannot page the floor.
• Requested, then On the wayBuiltThe button changes colour when the desk acknowledges, and a large toast names who is coming.
• High Hand pages a managerBuiltThe reply says a manager is coming to check, never that the hand is confirmed.
• Sign in by name and PINBuiltTap your face, enter four digits; any staff role can cover a table. A wrong PIN shows the tries left, and five wrong tries lock it for fifteen minutes.
• One-tap hand-off at a pushBuiltThe next dealer taps the name, picks themselves and enters their PIN.
• Idle prompt and automatic sign-outBuilt"Still at the table?" after twenty minutes, signed out at forty-five, thresholds set per room.
• Every action stamped with the dealer's nameBuiltSeat actions, service calls and downs.
• Downs counted automaticallyBuiltA My Shift card shows downs tonight, time on downs and a per-table list; a down can be added by hand and suspect ones are flagged for the floor.
• Only the signed-in dealer sees their own pay dataBuiltA tablet alone cannot read another dealer's numbers.
• Repeat press as escalationPlannedA second press inside five minutes tells the desk the dealer is asking again; today it reaches nobody.
• Role-gated actionsPlannedRestrict some actions to managers by who is signed in.
• Remote sign-out from the deskPlannedClear a stale shift without walking over.
• Signing on the tabletPlannedThe locked signing mode from the seat action sheet.

Small live widgets a room pastes into its own website, served from cards.roomdirector.com. Live in production on the Mangrove Poker showcase site; two of four card types shipped.

• Live Games cardBuiltEvery stake with tables running, open seats, waiting list depth and interest, plus a headline count of tables in play.
• Leaderboard cardBuiltThe points race with this-month and Player of the Year tabs, a month stepper and "so far" on a period still running. Visitors page through the whole board and search it by name; the room picks 5 to 25 players a page.
• Standings for rooms not yet running tournaments in RoomDirectorBuiltA room sends a monthly results spreadsheet, or types each event's points into RoomDirector, and its board fills from that; the first partner room has eight months loaded by spreadsheet.
• Series points race cardPlannedA working model of the first partner room's summer series exists outside the product; the card itself would be a variation of the leaderboard card.
• Tournament Schedule cardPlannedUpcoming events on the room's site. Doubles as the way to appear on a prospect's website before they buy anything.
• Tournament Clock cardPlannedLevel, blinds and time remaining ticking on the room's site.
• Player of the Month and Player of the Year cardsPlannedSingle-winner cards.

• One line of codeBuiltA single script tag; the card appears where the tag sits, sizes itself, loads lazily, and several cards can share a page.
• Plain iframe fallbackBuiltFor sites that forbid third-party scripts.
• Versioned so pasted snippets never breakBuiltEvery card and the loader sit under a version number, so a snippet pasted today keeps working as the cards improve.
• Matches the room's brand automaticallyBuiltPicks up the accent colour from the room's branding; light, dark and auto presets; any accent colour override.
• Demo modeBuiltAnimates plausible movement so a card looks alive before a room has traffic, and for sales demos.
• "Powered by RoomDirector" on every cardBuiltEach embed is also an advertisement, linking back to the product.
• Self-serve generator inside RoomDirectorBuiltPick a card, set its theme and colours and, for the leaderboard, rows per page, toggle demo, see a live preview of the room's real data and copy the snippet. Each card shows only the settings it uses; manager-level, nothing stored on the server.
• Text and background overridesBuiltA custom text colour and a transparent or solid background on the leaderboard card; the generator offers them only on cards that use them.
• Fixed-period and hidden-tabs optionsPartialWork as parameters; not yet offered in the generator.
• Inherits the host site's fontsPlannedA web-component loader instead of an iframe.
• Saved, named configurationsPlannedStored server-side with an audit trail.
• Language parameterPlannedEnglish and Colombian Spanish are in the contract.
• Embeds for rooms that are not yet customersPlannedA schedule card fed from the prospect's existing calendar, branded Powered by RoomDirector, before they switch software.

• Ten thousand viewers, one database readBuiltServer and edge caches every 30 to 60 seconds; failures are never cached.
• Rate limited at the edgeBuiltAbusers get "slow down", not a permissions error.
• No credentials in the partner's browserBuiltAll reads happen on TableMaster's server.
• Nothing personal leaves the roomBuiltLive games return counts only; the leaderboard returns names and points from a privacy-gated snapshot.
• Hardened and not indexedBuiltStandard security headers; the embed pages are surfaces, not destinations.
• Per-room domain allowlistPlannedOnly the room's own websites may frame its card.
• Signed embed tokensPlannedOptional, for rooms that want it.